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Destination Australia Conference kicks off next week

04 March 2020

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Tourism Australia’s annual conference Destination Australia will take place at the Adelaide Oval next Thursday 12 March.

Held for the first time in Adelaide, the Conference will bring together more than 300 tourism industry experts and operators to discuss the themes of resilience and recovery in the wake of Australia’s bushfires and the global coronavirus.

Destination Australia features an incredible line-up of speakers who will provide guidance, support and inspiration to Australian tourism businesses during this challenging time. Speakers will share their insights on topics such as ‘marketing throughout a crisis’, ‘rebuilding trust’,’ the cost of recovery’ and ‘sustainable tourism’.

Australia’s Tourism Minister, Simon Birmingham, will open the Conference. Haven’t got your ticket? It’s not too late. See the full program here and register to attend here.

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Destination Australia Conference kicks off next week

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